Thread: Let's meet each other on 18. July in Moscow!

Hello!

Is there anyone who would like to meet each other on 18.July in the centre of Moscow? I am going there for 10 days and it would be wonderful to meet new people. I can understand Russian very good, because I am come from Bulgaria and my boyfriend is Russian.

My name is Kristina and I am 27 yeas old.

I have never been in Moscow and that's why I would be happy to go out with people who knows about the good pubs there.
I like to dance a lot SALSA and black music too. If you would like you can write me an email:
kitito_11@yahoo.com

I can write you in your email my webpage so you can read there my biography and look at some photos.

Greetings to all of you and I will be waiting for your emails.

black music?



I didn't know you could really dance to it, but that's cool that
you're into it.

Originally Posted by Kristina

I have never been in Moscow and that's why I would be happy to go out with people who knows about the good pubs there.
I like to dance a lot SALSA and black music too.

The restaurant is special for people who like Latin American culture:
http://www.old-havana.ru/

I have not tested it but it is good by accounts, especially dances.

emperor, darkthrone, burzum, ulver or hate forest are better.

yeah, but it's the first thing that GIS picked up.

I think she meant "hip hop"...?
-Fantom

yes, fantom, we know.

Oh, you pranksters.

Originally Posted by Rtyom

Oh, you pranksters.

Heh, known word

Originally Posted by pranki

Originally Posted by Rtyom

Oh, you pranksters.

Heh, known word

I haven't even thought about such a match!
So your nickname really has got something in common?

Originally Posted by din

yes, fantom, we know.

Я люблю сыр

Haha, bet you didn't know that!
-Fantom

Another prank, isn't it?

Originally Posted by Rtyom

So your nickname really has got something in common?

I was Prankster ago, but then I decided to make my nick softer

Originally Posted by pranki

Originally Posted by Rtyom

So your nickname really has got something in common?

I was Prankster ago, but then I decided to make my nick softer

And why ending in -i?

Originally Posted by Rtyom

And why ending in -i?

I don't know

I like the "i" better, if you had used a "y", the first thing I would think of is "Spanky" from The Little Rascals. I never even thought of that with the "i".

For those interested, I'm giving a two-hour seminar on how my mind works, it should be very interesting!!!!
-Fantom

I've realized recently, that "pranki" can be sounded "прэнкай". Is it true? I don't want someone sound my nick so. Should I add "e" to the end -- "prankie"?

imho Pranki is better...I have read it like "Пранки", but I`m bad in English, I know

BTW, in Russian there is a terms like: "офф-топик", "флуд" и "флэйм"...is they are exists in the English, too?

Originally Posted by pranki

I've realized recently, that "pranki" can be sounded "прэнкай".

Mefinks the long i (as in 'fine') would be better transliterated in Russian as "ой", no?

Originally Posted by ST

BTW, in Russian there is a terms like: "офф-топик", "флуд" и "флэйм"...is they are exists in the English, too?

Those are not even Russian terms, just loan-translations of "off topic", "flood", "flame".